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Hyperinflation Explained In 60 Seconds

Podcasters Chris Mooney & Beth Martin. 

A podcast series focusing on Germany between 1919-1963 written and discussed by UK School Historians. Series created by Chris Mooney.

This Podcast has been created with A Level Students in mind but also for the inner historian in us all.

Artwork designed by Mark Jessop, Naval Historian & Artist (New Zealand)

Music by Kevin Macleod - Americana.

The Causes of Hyperinflation 1923-1924

Steve Hanke, professor of economics at Johns Hopkins and head of Cato's Troubled Currencies Projects, is an Austrian—but he's an Austrian who looks at markets first and foremost. He also thinks QE was the right thing for the Fed to do in 2008, Austrians are all wrong to focus on the Fed's balance sheet instead of the M4 "broad money" supply, and US debt is a more distant worry than the risk posed by Trump's tariffs.

An expert on currencies and inflation, Professor Hanke joins the show to explain what's happening in places like Venezuela and Turkey. How and why do currencies fail, and how can hyperinflation be prevented without bailouts by the IMF? What can stop the vicious cycle of printing money to pay bills when no tax base exists? And what do recent past examples in Bulgaria, Russia, and Yugoslavia teach us?

Mises Weekends

Professor Steve Hanke Explains Hyperinflation

We’ve reached the halfway point in Season 2 of Yes or BS, and things are just as eclectic as ever... This week, Ant and Paul decide whether there was once a Nigerian terracotta army, whether Florence Nightingale’s protégé used carbolic acid to clean Crimean War wounds, whether hyperinflation addled the brains of German accountants, and if Sir Antony Eden once accidentally went on holiday with one of 20th century history’s most famous characters.